Singapore Oceanarium Ticket
Explore 22 zones & a 36 m giant viewing panel at Singapore's newest mega-aquarium. Book with coupon for instant savings.
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What it is
Singapore Oceanarium is the Asia-Pacific's largest oceanarium, opened in July 2025 as the greatly expanded successor to the former S.E.A. Aquarium at Resorts World Sentosa. Three times larger than its predecessor, the attraction spans 22 immersive zones across six thematic chapters — from prehistoric marine life and one of the world's largest jellyfish kreisel habitats to the iconic 36-metre Open Ocean viewing panel housing manta rays, sharks, and tens of thousands of schooling fish. Admission also covers the adjacent Research and Learning Centre, daily animal programmes, and interactive touch pools, making it Singapore's most ambitious marine attraction to date.
Highlights
- Open Ocean habitat: an 18-million-litre tank viewed through a 36 m × 8.3 m acrylic panel — one of the largest underwater viewing windows in the world — with reef manta rays, spotted eagle rays, and zebra sharks
- Ocean Wonders: one of the world's largest kreisel habitats, housing thousands of in-house-bred moon jellies in a 6.8 m circular tank
- 22 immersive zones across 6 thematic chapters covering prehistoric seas, coastal ecosystems, deep-sea trenches, and ocean conservation futures
- Whale Fall & Seamount: walk through a near-life-size whale skeleton with deep-sea species including Australian ghostsharks and hydrothermal vent simulations
- Research and Learning Centre (adjacent, solar-powered Green Mark Platinum Zero Energy building): interactive marine labs, seminar rooms, and conservation programme spaces open to the public
- Daily included animal programmes: Sea Jelly Secrets, Curious about Corals, Sensational Sharks, and Open Ocean Discovery Presentations at scheduled times
Good to know
- Opened 24 July 2025 as the full rebrand and expansion of the former S.E.A. Aquarium, which permanently closed 30 April 2025; the facility is three times larger in footprint with 22 zones (up from 10)
- Standard operating hours are 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM daily; hours are subject to change and specific early-closure dates are posted on the official website — verify before visiting
- Timed-entry ticketing applies during peak periods (weekends and public holidays); book in advance to secure your preferred slot
- Located at Resorts World Sentosa, Sentosa Island — easiest access via HarbourFront MRT (North East / Circle Line) → Sentosa Express monorail → Resorts World Station, then a short walk past the Universal Studios globe; taxis and Grab can drop off directly at the B1 Casino Entrance
Frequently asked
- What is included in a standard Singapore Oceanarium ticket?
- A standard admission ticket covers all 22 zones across the six thematic chapters, access to the Pier Adventure suspended walkway, and all daily scheduled animal programmes (Sea Jelly Secrets, Curious about Corals, Sensational Sharks, and Open Ocean Discovery Presentations). Add-on experiences such as behind-the-scenes guided tours, dive programmes, and dolphin interaction sessions are sold separately.
- How long does a visit to Singapore Oceanarium take?
- Most visitors spend 2–3 hours on a standard walkthrough. Attending scheduled animal programmes or spending more time in interactive zones such as Singapore's Coast (touch pools) or Ancient Waters (AR exhibit) can extend a visit to 4–5 hours. There is no time limit on admission tickets.
- Is Singapore Oceanarium the same as the old S.E.A. Aquarium?
- Singapore Oceanarium opened in July 2025 as the successor to the S.E.A. Aquarium, which closed permanently on 30 April 2025. It occupies the same location at Resorts World Sentosa but is three times larger, with 22 thematic zones, a new Research and Learning Centre, and a repositioned focus on marine conservation and education alongside its display exhibits.